Please attatch pics of homemade air tank holders/carriers/protectors.

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Ted thanks for the reply! My brother is also a const. sup---- told him also to keep an eye out we"ll see what happens! surprised there are no osha regs. on these valves
for protection. great job done-great minds think alike (lol)









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OK, Mark II, mostly done. Will post on the build shortly. I used floor foam tile as shock absorber. 

i made this tank carrier from a discarded walmart pvc laundry hamper. works good.
Scott from Wisconsin

I like it! Very nice. 

Had an old toolbox that was just the right size to re-purpose as a tank carrier. The orange bag is a $10 "stuff-sack" from REI. Works great

Matt

"crittahitta"Very nice. Is that a 90 cubic inch bottle in the toolbox?

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Thanks, critta. It's a 75cu ft Omega.

Matt

I like this idea !!

"Matt247365"

"crittahitta"Very nice. Is that a 90 cubic inch bottle in the toolbox?

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Thanks, critta. It's a 75cu ft Omega.
Matt

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I was eyeing this one before I did my own build. I like that it has wheels. 
https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-28-in-12-Gal-Mobile-Tool-Box-DWST28100D/206463159

I have this low profile gun case that my 100ft/lb tank fits in perfectly.

Creature Can you take a picture with the tank in it, looks like a backpack to me,not a gun case . any mods done to it? Thanks Darell
​What brand?

Free Bag with my latest reciprocating saw. Perfect fit for a 45 minute firemans bottle after cutting a hole in the end for the valve.

Thurmond

Crittahitta,
Check with Loren on here. He makes them, check out the one he currently has for sale. I think your 98 cu/ft. tank is the same size as the standard SCBA 88 cu/ft. tanks (21" long, 7.2" diameter).
Mike

http://www.airgunnation.com/topic/wts-new-protective-tank-range-carry-bag-fits-88cuft60-min-scba-tank/

I just put together one this weekend for Omega 100CU/FT tank. I'm eventually going to hit Loren up for one of those, they look the business, but for now my cheap job will keep me going. Tank is wrapped in 1/4" yoga mat cut to size for the padding, held in place by two XL thigh compression sleeves from each end (wraps around the ends of the tank nicely) and then a scuba tank carry handle for transport. I've covered the gauge with padded neoprene and added a DIN valve cap on a swivel as well. The only pain in going to be taking off the cover to go to the dive shop so they can read the hydro test date on the tank, but other than that should help with scraps and dings.

Just put together a stand yesterday, to go with the padded covered, made from 1/2" piping and connectors from Home Depot, think it cost about $13 all in. 

Here is what I came up with based on ideas from this forum. I used 24"threaded rod.(cut to final length), nuts, washers, scrap lumber, double sided "Velcro" and weather stripping where the tank rests on wood. I wanted to make it as light as possible.